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10 Must-Have One Piece Action Figures Under $50: Perfect for Collectors on a Budget
In the vibrant world of anime collectibles, One Piece stands out as one of the most beloved and enduring series of all time. With its rich storytelling, diverse characters, and captivating adventures, it's no wonder that fans in the worldwide are eager to bring a piece of the One Piece universe into their own homes. However, for many enthusiasts, including me building a collection of anime figures can be a costly endeavor. That's why I've curated a list of the top 10 must-have One Piece anime figures, all priced under $50, making them perfect for all the collectors on a budget.
By Nature's Whispers3 years ago in Fiction
Waste Summoner: The Rebellious Little Evil Consort, Chapter 4
"Second Master just entered the city gates; he couldn't have gone far. Wait here, I'll go bring him back..." After a night's journey, Yun Bei finally saw Yun's Castle and felt as if she was floating as she walked. In a daze, a figure sprinted towards her from the direction of Yun's Castle.
By XiaoZhiYuanChuang3 years ago in Fiction
Waste Summoner: The Rebellious Little Evil Consort, Chapter 3
The breathing of the beast grew louder, and Yun Bei had no choice but to leap and grab the chain. Gritting her teeth, she climbed up. Not long after, she felt a tremor beneath her, and the chain shook violently. Yun Bei quickly tightened her grip, looking down to see a massive, pitch-black creature turning its head below, as if sniffing something. Its body was still hidden within the mouth of the cave, with only its head visible in the moonlight. With bloodshot eyes, Yun Bei couldn't make out its features clearly. After a few sniffs, the beast let out an angry roar and bit into the still-twitching wild buffalo.
By XiaoZhiYuanChuang3 years ago in Fiction
A Terrible Karma.
It was two years ago that my cousin married a former prostitute. She was those type of runs-girl that you book online and have them sent to your hotel room. Of course, before he married her, he made her promise to stop sleeping with other men. Now, a year after they married, my cousin suspected his wife to be meeting other men. So, what did he do? He hired an online hitman to follow her around. He sent the hitman a picture of his wide and told the hitman that if the wife was meeting someone else, he should kill both the wife and the man. Funnily enough, my cousin was not a faithful husband himself, despite demanding loyalty from his wife. He met up with multiple women in a week and sometimes hired prostitutes online. That day, he hired a prostitute online and asked the firm to send her to his room. The prostitute turned out to be his wife, who, like he had suspected, was still meeting and sleeping with other men. As they were still busy screaming and accusing each other of being unfaithful, the hitman walked in behind in the hotel room, and shot them both in the head with a silenced gun. Proud of a job well-done, the hitman left the hotel room unnoticed. Dear reader, if you found this story interesting, please leave a ♥️, a comment and a follow
By raphwrites3 years ago in Fiction
The Temple of Asana
The temple of Asana is bedded down in swathes of dark foliage. Where the broad leaves of rubber plants graze its sloping sides, licks of moisture saturate the pink stone. The breadth of the temple is slashed with these markings; rosy tiger stripes paling in the sun. We remove our gear at the temple entrance (force of habit), and melt into the cool darkness.
By Jennifer A. G.3 years ago in Fiction
William's Things
Opal slept on her belly like a dog all summer. It was too hot to open the drapes or the shutters, so she contented herself with lying in the cool darkness beneath her bed, or in the bare porcelain bottom of the bathtub with a book fanned open in her lap and her feet kicked up over the side. There was a little square window at the foot of the tub whose glass was all wavy; when Opal looked through it, she felt as though she were seeing a distorted reflection in a ripply pond. She liked to imagine that the weird, wobbly world behind the glass wasn’t an illusion at all, and that if she were to open the little window and crawl through, that the trees and houses and street lamps would all remain bent at strange, impossible angles, and that she would become a part of this interesting world too. Alas, the window looked as though it had never been opened, and Opal went back to her book.
By Jennifer A. G.3 years ago in Fiction










